If I upgrade to SkinGen premium, can I remove blemishes, pores and wrinkles and have only the base skin?


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Here's an example of what can be achieved using one of the default CC SkinGen characters:

The Appearance Editor shows what has been added to the character:



By deleting all of the added channels the character looks like below:



There are also Neutral CC3+ bases that can be used as these have few, if any, Morphs included:

With default skin adjustments:



After removing skin adjustments:



Does that answer your questions?

Gerry

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Im trying to make a skin like this. So theres no way to remove all the skin features?



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With Kathrine, this is the closest I got:




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As Wires explained you can do this without SkinGen Premium. Just select the Appearance tab from the Modify Panel, check Activate Editor, and then right click and Delete the layers you don't want.


                                                                

Peter
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Figured out I could just open it in Photoshop and remove the stuff I dont want there


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Eyebrows are actually under makeup, so you can delete them from the makeup section of Skingen.